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Chinese Opera
Chinese Opera Scene
Artistic characters, vocal music, and instruments of Chinese opera.
Rubric Code:
XB676A
By
carrie05ga
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Subject:
Music
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
K-5, 9-12
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Chinese Opera
Approaching
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Meeting
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Exceeding
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Chinese opera characters
Approaching
Student was not able to draw and understand the meaning of:
• Chou
• Sheng
• Tan
• Ching
Meeting
Student was able to draw and had limited understanding of the meaning of:
• Chou
• Sheng
• Tan
• Ching
Exceeding
Student drew clearly and had depth in their understanding of:
• Chou
• Sheng
• Tan
• Ching
Costuming
Approaching
1)Student was not able to find different costumes used by characters in the Chinese opera
2)Their research of what each costume represents was not complete
3)Student was not able to define any of the costumes used by the four opera characters
Meeting
1)Student was able to find only a few different costumes used by characters in the Chinese opera
2)Their research of what each costume represents was clear but not thorough
3)Student was able to define some of the costumes used by the four opera characters
Exceeding
1)Student was able to find different costumes used by characters in the Chinese opera
2)Their research of what each costume represents was precise
3)Student was able to clearly define the costumes used by the four opera characters
2. Instruments in Chinese Opera
Approaching
1)Student chose less than 2 instruments used in the Chinese Opera
2)Student researched on the history and origin of the instruments but was not able to produce accurate information
3)Student was not able to describe what they are made of
4) Student did not find pictures of each of the instruments
5) Student did not find the sound each instrument produces
Meeting
1)Student chose 2 instruments used in the Chinese Opera
2)Student researched on the history and origin of only a few of the instruments
3)Student could not clearly describe what they are made of
4) Student found pictures of some of the instruments
5) Student found only a few sounds each instruments
Exceeding
1)Student chose 3 instruments used in the Chinese Opera
2)Student researched on the history and origin of the instruments
3)Student described what they are made of
4) Student found pictures of each of the instruments
5) Student found the sound each instrument produces
Color in Chinese Opera
Approaching
1)Student researched and compared the meaning of colors in the Chinese opera with the representation of color in our daily life but was not able to understand the connection or produce evidence
Meeting
1)Student researched and compared the meaning of colors in the Chinese opera with the representation of color in our daily life finding limited connections but understanding that there was a relationship between the two elements
Exceeding
1)Student researched and compared the meaning of colors in the Chinese opera with the representation of color in our daily life
Pitch, dynamics,nasalized tone
Approaching
1) Student was not able to recognize singers' nasalized tone quality and lack of wide vibrato, the elongated speech patterns of the dialogue, the heterophonic nature of the accompanying stringed and wind instruments, and the punctuating and concluding percussion sounds.
Meeting
1) Student tried to recognize singers' nasalized tone quality and lack of wide vibrato, the elongated speech patterns of the dialogue, the heterophonic nature of the accompanying stringed and wind instruments, and the punctuating and concluding percussion sounds.
Exceeding
1) Student was able to recognize singers' nasalized tone quality and lack of wide vibrato, the elongated speech patterns of the dialogue, the heterophonic nature of the accompanying stringed and wind instruments, and the punctuating and concluding percussion sounds.
Subjects:
Arts and Design
Music
Types:
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